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will: daytona international freeway, day of the daytona 500. rachel: how exciting. pete: very cool. rachel: trace adkins, isn't that someone you want to sing the national anthem at daytona? we'll have him later on. will: you know who you want at daytona? richard petty, the king. seven-time daytona 500 winner on set. i feel like a big boy. we'll have richard childress racing. cory lajoie is driving the "fox nation" 77 car. pete: his teammate lan done. 77 car. rachel: after the show we hung out. out. they played the national anthem, at the end of the national anthem everyone around me said "let's go brandon". i looked around. somebody said, you're in florida

right now? pete: true. he was leading the infinity race, 68 car. that race ended in a massive crash on the final lap. once the last lap goes, you know this will, all bets are off. all teammates are off. will: reshuffling. a lot of nascar today. ricky stenhouse, jr. will be with us. we get to the big news of the day as well here. tune into the daytona 500 on fox at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. here is the news of the day we need to get to. starting with a fox news alert. breaking overnight two ukrainian soldiers are dead, four are hurt. rachel: russia's military reportedly testing the waters of war. pete: they sure are. alexandria hoff following the developments from washington, d.c. reporter: good morning. ukrainian said this was a

shelling attack by pro-russian separatists in the conflict eastern region of the country. they fear it could be used as a pretext for invasion. president biden said friday he is certain will come. the white house backing that up with a statement including russia could launch an attack against ukraine at anytime. vice president kamala harris met with ukrainian president zelensky in munich. talked about consequences for russia. here is what she said moments ago. >> the purpose of the sanctions always has been and continues to be deterrent but let's also recognize the unique nature of the sanctions we outlined. these are some of the greatest sanctions, if not the strongest we ever issued. reporter: following their meeting zelensky appeared to take a swipe at the administration for imposing said sanctions as a preemptive deterrent to war. listen. >> >> translator: you're telling me

it is 100% the war will start in couple days. what are you waiting for? apply sanctions today. reporter: following a lunch near the white house president biden ignored questions on the crisis. >> what is the latest on ukraine, mr. president? president biden: good to see you. reporter: president biden plans to address the deteriorating situation when he meets with the national security council. that will take place later today. will, rachel, pete. pete: thank you so much zelensky, ukrainian president is careful to say a war will not happen. we don't believe vladmir putin will not do this. ostensibly he knows a war with russia is bad idea for the state of ukraine. he believes the united states get firm at some point. you are seeing frustration come out. listen what he said. americans are saying 100% that the russians are going to invade why aren't you doing anything now.

if you say you will deter him to prevent 100% chance to invade. impose something. instead we sent kamala harris to not speak one thing instead of gobbledygook. >> why don't they want to institute sanctions. it is not in our interests to go to war with the west and europe? i don't sped it. will: biden administration says sanctions are for deterrence. deterrence if you do this we will sanction you. russia is going through the calculation, pete's point, piers morgan made the point yesterday on set if you're no, 100% guaranteed russians invade ukraine, then sanctions are warranted, what are you waiting for? casualties? are you waiting for people to die? pete: that is what vladmir putin is trying to conjure up at this point. if you read the reports they're trying to create a moment, a

justification, a rationalization. they said they found a bomb under a bridge. 200 kids on a bus and if an attack would kill russian citizens. looking for a potential false flag. will: trey yingst embedded with troops taking fire from russian separatist troops. that is a predicate to trigger ukraine to respond which allows a russian invasion. rachel: if you allow sanctions, some could be banking sanctions, things to hurt the russians in that way. another sanction could be on energy going to germany. obviously germany doesn't want that. you know secretary of energy under trump rick perry was

reminding everyone, i guess just yesterday you know the trump provider to europe and, also decrease dependency on russia by doing that. there was a lot of investment beginning to happen. when biden shut down the xl pipeline, all the investments down in louisiana, places that were going to be able to eventually ship that gas out to europe, basically they stopped. who makes those kind of massive investments under an administration like this? and this is what secretary perry said. he basically said energy policy is national security policy. take a listen. >> president trump, he understood that if you want to be strong from a national security standpoint you make sure you have the fossil fuel that keeps our military fueled when it comes to europe. we were sending the message we would supply them with the liquified natural gas, that we would be a steadfast supplier to

europe. that the russians would never be able to hold them hostage again, ukraine, with a couple of winters previous to the trump administration and you can bet that will happen again. putin will cut off the fuel to europe when he wants something, he just basically will squeeze the supply down. will: yeah, if you want to put into context the power of being a net exporter. someone dependent upon our product, look at our relationship with china. once you establish that dependency, then you can dictate policy. europe is dependent upon russian oil and gas, therefore they can't stand up to russia, when russia makes a move like ukraine. rachel: russia is more powerful because of that. by the way iran is more powerful. a really weird way of making people are enemies in a lot of way more popular.

look at southern border, we're making cartels more powerful with our policies. this is something the biden administration needs to look at. this is just unacceptable. pete: to your point you're exactly right, vladmir putin is living rent free in the minds of americans. i'm also sick of talking about him. we spent so much time talking about him in a false, fake way for years as they tried to create a pretense, we learned about there was russia, russia connection to donald trump, we know that was debunk, faked. here we are again whole world talking about this guy riding horseback shirtless, because he is a egomaniac who wants to re-establish the ussr. all that said, rachel, i would rather have our southern border closed, our energy independence back, our police have respect here at home whether or not he

takes the eastern part of ukraine. that is a european problem. a nato problem. we talk about it. will: we're chasing fake scandals, ignoring real scandals, absolutely running scared. rachel: by the way one of the pretexts for care so much about what vladmir putin does, he crushes the opposition. what the heck is trudeau doing up in canada. maybe we ought to do something with canada instead. maybe we need to send troops border as well? that might get me some mail here [laughter] pete: if we both support it. canadian invasion. we're glad you're here. we have whole four hours where you are. we came to florida and we're freezing. windy, cold. rachel: we're up high. we're looking down on this track. it is up high. pete: we will not complain. we have the best view, best backdrop in television. an amazing race coming up. rachel: one thing, if it does warm up, i have the best hair an

makeup crew here in fox. they did an homage to nicole kidman and days of thunder. they are curling my hair. will: at a racetrack. makes a lot of sense. rachel: i saw the same thing when i saw "days of thunder quote. if nicole can do it we'll do a homage. pete: we have more tough news, more break news. a police officer is dead after a helicopter crashes in southern california. rachel: this just hours after another helicopter plunged into the ocean off the coast of florida. will: ashley strohmier with the latest. what is going on? reporter: one officer is dead, the other is seriously hurt, after a helicopter crash in southern california you're talking about. police chopper went down in shallow waters saturday night in

newport beach. the chief sharing updates on the tragedy late last night. listen. >> one of the officers, a 16 year veteran, was extricated. he is in critical condition but he is doing okay. the other officer unfortunately and tragically passed away. reporter: nicholas vella was a 14 year veteran of the force. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. fellow huntington beach police officers formed a procession in his honor. that he served quote with honor and dignity. the officers were responding to a call for service when the chopper went down. place say the cause of the deadly crash is not clear. hours earlier a helicopter plunged into the ocean near a crowded beach in miami. three people were onboard at the time of the crash. police say two of the three were hospitalized and are stable. faa is investigating what caused the crash. fortunately no injuries reported from people on the water or the

beach. good news on that front. not so much with the police chopper. back to you guys. >> thank you, ashley. will: helicopters can be really scary. helicopters, that is what you should fear. there are a lot of helicopter pilots tell you everything is safe done in the proper preparations. man, scary story. transgender swimmer lia thomas leaves her competition in her wake. her latest win. what one teammate says about it. rachel: critics tried to bring him down. here we go after his last comedy speech but dave chappelle refuses to be canceled. his new netflix deal as he fights off cancel culture. ♪. i recommend nature made vitamins, because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp,

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reporter: good morning, i'm carley shimkus in new york city with your headlines. starting with a vicious stabbing after the washington state detective. pierce county authorities say the officer was trying to arrest accused child rapist. that suspect pulled a knife, slashing him in the head.

the officer shooting him killing the suspect. the injured officer is recovering in the hospital. this morning the family of ghislaine maxwell fearing for her safety, after a friend of her former lover jeffrey epstein is found dead in a paris prison. brunell ran a modeling agency, fairses charges securing girls for epstein. he was found hanging by his bedsheets early saturday. maxwell is in a new york city jail citing a guilty verdict. transgender swimmer lia thomas narrowly clutching first place in the 100-yard fee trial in ivy league championship. behind her was a trans gender swimmer facing second. he allows hormone treatment to compete with women. you look at faces of the gills who are second, third, you see a

smile, but can only hold it up for so long. you see a little bit of sadness, maybe that they would be first. will, pete, rachel, sending it back down to you in daytona. rachel: thank you, carley. will: no, maybe they would be first. they would be winning these races but for a male who chose to swim in a female competition. to put it into context how big affairs it is before we move on, i did a segment yesterday, i don't know if you guys were listening. >> i heard it. will: the fact the second swimmer silver medalist, female transitioning to male, self-identify as a male, blows the entire farce apart. if you're allowed to compete with whatever category you identify, why is that swimmer swimming against females? pete: good question. will: that swimmer identifies as a male. there is no answer there is no such thing as a female competition anymore. it's over. rachel: i say this as a woman, i say this as a mom, those two

men, shame on you, shame on you for what you have done to those girls who worked so hard. will: to be clear, one man, one man and another swimmer who is female who identifies as a man. rachel: okay, that man and that woman who is, the whole thing is just crazy but, i just think shame on them. these girls worked really hard to get where they're at, especially lia thomas was a mediocre swimmer by male standards. it is absolutely outrageous. will: looked at the last photo standing at the ivy league, i say to someone who went to couple of those schools, prestige, wisdom once those institutions hundreds of years ago when they were found now completely lost it. they're poisoning the minds of kids. there it is right there. there is the state of the ivy league right there. don't send your kids.

if you move to this, remember few months ago netflix workers staged a walkout of dave chappelle's new netflix special entitled the closer. this was in october of 2020. it was almost a year-and-a-half ago this took place. dave chappelle received a ton of heat from the transact activist army and it appears in this instance that corporate america actually with stood the attempt to cancel, because news today netflix has resigned dave chappelle for four new specials to be distributed on their platform. pete: from what i understand, looking at it, he is producing four episodes featuring i believe four other comedians, the fact they're resigning him, an upcoming netflix comedy festival i believe in los angeles for a whole week, he will be performing there. so it is amazing, we were kind of talking about this before the show, what is the story here?

well the story here someone they went after this hard is actually surviving cancel culture and living to tell another joke. that's a story these days. rachel: it's a story but i have to wonder why did he survive? first of all his show was very successful. the guy is hilarious, any smart person at netflix from the money side, would do exactly this deal but the question there are other equally talented people who don't survive this. look, netflix has a lot of very powerful, the obamas are on that board. pete: they're not equally talented. one of the parts is he is next level talent. rachel: he amazing. i wonder why people survived. other people haven't. will: i have an answer to that. because most of the woke movement is fraudulent. it is driven by radical idealogues or power seekers, drive cancel culture as a way to hold other people down. those that comply are largely

driven by fraudulence and fear. the offrage corporate ceo do not believe lia thomas should not swim in the women's division but they comply to the mob's fear out of their own business. dave chappelle the calculus was clear. he is good for business. he is a star. good for my bottom line. i don't have to attempt to be. pete: same thing for joe rogan. will: they stand for joe rogan because it is good for business. somebody lesser, margin is smaller they fold out of weakness, not out of ideology. pete: true. rachel: the trolling was not just random on internet we're all used to that, but employees of netflix. that is the trend now, that these really young, woke kids who have been indoctrinated through education, come into the companies to try to pressure corporate heads to do that. yesterday we had piers morgan on

the show, we are excited about it. kind of joining the fox family. will: spice it up. rachel: his show in england is airing on "fox nation." he joined us. we had a fascinating conversation. we talked about cancel culture. what he said his new show is to cancel cancel culture. >> ultrawoke cancel mentality, sweeping the world certainly in uk, here, australia and so on, what it is designed to bring in a new form of fascism, the very thing that liberals say they're most against. here they are canceling, shaming vilifying people, trying to make people con form to their very narrow world view. if you don't have free speech, you don't have a democracy. i see some people now losing their jobs for expressing an opinion. i see some people terrified of expressing an opinion. i'm thinking you're right, i need to do a show where every night i'm taking this on.

i want to cancel cancel culture. pete: we're glad to have him. on "fox nation." rachel: not just people being canceled or losing their jobs having an opinion. we're in the new era where if you don't have the vaccine you could lose your job. there is a lot of things going on and people being authoritarian. pete: we'll get to that. a story later in the show new york city schools a performance they're holding or they performed vaccinated versus unvaccinated for kids later on. we'll see that. also an era of self-censorship which is crazy. rachel: that is the real danger, pete. pete: you're not free if you're not able to say with your mouth what you're thinking with your mind especially if you're a comedian. one thing on tv, if you tell jokes for a living, you point out inconsistencies discrepancies, stereotypes, all the things that make people laugh. you can't do that.

rachel: liberals still to this day are, they're perplexed by the appeal of donald trump and the appeal of donald trump for a lot of people maybe who didn't agree with everything he said or his tweets, whatever, what they didn't like he felt free to say what he thought at all times and this's the freedom even if you don't like what he says that we ought to get behind you know, whether you're in comedy or politics, speaking the truth, being able to not self-sensor is an important part of life. will: common thread to your point, whether or not the vaccine, cancel culture, it is culture of compliance. >> yeah. submission, which is very chinese communist. will: cdc lowering speech expectations for told letters first time in two decades, expectations how well she should be advanced in their verbal skills. could movings be to blame? we'll ask dr. marty makary next. rachel: you think?

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>> i wish they had that level of humility. people are hungry for honesty. we're starting to see data how catastrophic the entire two years of restrictions are on children who bore the highest restriction burden of restrictions even though at lowest risk. some data kids are not able to hit a basic vocabulary milestone, 50 word vocabulary by age two. the cdc quietly saying they have extra half year to hit the speech milestone. it is ironic they're acknowledging this, quietly, at the same time they insist that every kid two years and above continue to wear masks today in the united states. rachel: exactly. >> regardless of any other factor. rachel: yeah. in europe and many other countries kids were never wearing masks the way they were here in america. from a personal point of view my daughter who has down went to speech therapy, poor therapist wasn't her fault, wearing a

mask. she has down syndrome. she is struggling to take the speech therapy class. you're wearing a mask. makes no sense. she was having to follow regulations. i felt like i was wasting my baby's time, speech pathologist time. speech pathologists telling us this a long time. you also told us, dr. makary, psychological impact on children. you say a lot of doctors are worried about same thing, they're afraid to say it out loud. why are doctors afraid to talk about what masks have done to kids psychologically? >> look, there is a lot of bullying and intimidation. i talk to doctors threatened by their own department chairs or hospitals, communications offices saying anything that could go against this mask every child in perpetuity message we're living under. we're an international outlyer. the w.h.o. is not neutral

against mask and kids. they're against mask for kids under six, we should be careful of kids 6 through 12, what they describe as the psychosocial impact. cdc in europe tells kids not to wear masks in primary schools. we're an outlyer insisting putting masks on kids. they need to stop seeing kids as vectors. they are not vectors. they are human beings need to hit a milestone and need to make the human connection. rachel: amen to that, dr. makary, one of the things i've been most disappointed with during the pandemic cowardice of some people in the medical community especially doctors who knew better from early on. you're not a coward. you're very brave. thank you for that. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: thank you, doctor. all right. ottawa police blame the freedom convoy for escalating violence as horseback officers appeared to trample protesters.

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♪. will: police in ottawa clashing with the "freedom convoy" protesters rallying against covid mandates. at least 170 protesters have been arrested so far. the violence keeps escalating with horseback officers appearing to trample demonstrators. let's bring in canadian truck driver chris clark from ottawa. chris, good morning, thank you for being with us, as you see events unfold in ottawa. as the protests, i don't know if we say comes to an end, authorities certainly crack down on the protests, what are your thoughts? >> i don't believe it is over. i am a former dump truck driver, part of my old business. i've now been able to move into a management role. when i saw the convoy coming here through a variety of circumstances i wound up here in ottawa, i have been able to witness things now since the beginning and my heart is very troubled by what our government

has been doing. will: yeah, it's shocking, chris, the images. i want to follow up on what you said i don't believe it is over. i don't believe it is completely dispersed and over, certainly seems the will of canadian government to totally break up the protest. towed away 170 trucks. arrested 170 people. where does it go from here in your minds? >> we were hoping it was going to go with communication between our politicians and some of the organizer of the convoy. we've given multiple opportunities to sit down here some of the requests we were asking. we had no response back. that is what i think is most troubling to people here on the ground is, i could understand if we sat down at a table, offered some communication and then were told, you're asking too much maybe, then bring out the horses but with no discussions whatsoever to come with such

force, potential lethal force what they used with a 1000-pound animal, i just don't see any justification for it. will: so you're there in ottawa and you brought up the horses, the mounted police officers and video everyone is seeing. i want to show you, play for you what the ottawa interim police chief is saying about that moment, what in his mind prompted horses and trampling of protesters. watch this. >> we all saw that this, protesters were aggressive with the officers and we needed to use horses at one point. as a result we responded this morning by -- taunteds to our equipment for the safety of our officers. our officers continued to face resistance. at one point a flare was ignited by a protester. officers used a chemical irritant also known as pepper spray to disperse unlawful demonstrators who were resisting police orders. will: so, chris, there you can hear it, prompted by the

protesters, aggressive protesters, what did you see? >> i saw none of that. i saw protesters kneeling and praying, begging officers, meeting with them, pleading with their families. a lot of people looking these officers straight in the face and saying we forgive you. you know not what you're doing and simply the police, sometimes without warning, jumping forward, sometimes five six feet and rushing the crowd is what i witnessed. i saw no resistance at all from any of these peaceful protesters. will: just really quickly, chris, in the last couple of days you've sign the posture of the government, of the police go from what to what? from a distance, chris, it certainly seems like it has gotten much, much more aggressive? >> to me looked like trudeau in a temper tantrum, decided, demanded police officers use all necessary force to regain his

street, wellington street here in ottawa. i believe it was a basically a tyrannical move to try to show the world how powerful he is. will: chris clarke, one of the truckers in ottawa protesting for freedom in canada. chris, thanks for joining "fox & friends" this morning. >> you're very welcome. will: all right. let's go now back to new york for carley shimkus who has additional headlines for us. reporter: will, i certainly do. we begin with this, two separate subway stabbings happen in new york city as authorities vow to crack down on transit crime. the attacks happening one day after mayor eric adams announced a school plan to use school nurses and mental health workers to help enencourage homeless people to leave the subway. city transit crime is up 65% so far in 2022. the two most recent victims are expected to be okay. professors pushing critical race theory may lose tenure from

the university of texas. lieutenant governor dan patrick issuing a stern warning. watch this. >> tenure to these professors who voted 41-5 telling taxpayers , own board of regents get out of our business, you have no say to what we do in the classroom, you opened the door for this issue because you went too far. reporter: new professors who include the radical ideology will not get tenure. existing educators will be reevaluated annually. nascar xfinity series race ending with a scary crass on the final lap. fortunately all drivers were able to walk away from that. the driver of the airborne car says he blessed to be okay. later today, landon cassill "fox nation" car will make the nascar debut during the iconic daytona 500. you can watch the great american

race on fox at 2:30. will won't, because he is in daytona as we speak of course. will: i will be watching trackside. pete, rachel and i, got into the pits to change a few tires, carley, fill up a gas can. see that later. reporter: can't wait. will: all right. since we're down here in the sunshine state, not exactly warm but since we're here in the sunshine state and the sun is coming up, rick reichmuth went to the kennedy space center for astronaut training. rick? are you ready for space? rick: man, i would love nothing more than to go to space. i have to talk with a two-time shuttle astronaut at kennedy space center just an hour down the road here. right after the break you will see exactly what is going on at kennedy space center. it is really fun stuff. "fox & friends" will be right back. ♪.

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♪. pete: iconic kennedy space center just an hour south of us here in daytona. rachel: that's right.

we sent rick to get a hands on astronaut experience. he is going to train with them. rick: guys, such a cool thing. just an hour down the road as you said. i had no idea all of the stuff they have made for people just to go and enjoy and learn about space exploration at kennedy space center. i got a first-hand tour. take a look at what i experienced just a couple days ago. i'm so excited today to be at the kennedy space center visitor complex because i'm going to be talking right now to bruce melnick, two-time space shuttle astronaut. >> these are all actual real rockets. rick: inside of this building is space shuttle atlantis? >> that's right. this flew into space 33 times. rick: gateway is launching in the spring. >> couple months. rick: let's go inside. >> this is bay to he tell the people future, this is what everybody saw elon musk launched his tesla on the way to mars, this is the rocket that launched

tesla. rick: always wanted to know what it is like to be an astronaut. this is the place to do it. >> this is the place. let's go. rick: i'm in good hands. >> let's go. got to know how to do it. [laughter]. this is the microgravity simulator. this simulates what the early mercury, gemini, apollo guys did to learn what it was like to work outside of the spacecraft. ready for launch. nice and smooth. you would have this tool properly tethered to you. you're not hanging on. you would be drifting off into space right now. you forgot that part. one hand for you. one hand -- rick: that is pretty impossible. >> i will land us on mars. i will be the commander. you will be the pilot. you will drive us around on the surface of mars. ♪. [inaudible]. rick: what was that?

oh, no. oh. >> looks like we crashed. rick: nice. [laughter]. >> wow. okay. guess we crashed. >> that is what it was, dust storm. don't hit that big rock. rick: can i drive over it? >> go over it. don't want to hit that one. nice job. are you a pilot? rick: such a cool experience. you know when they shut down the shuttle program it went from government funded space exploration to all the private industries. we're seeing this new resurgence of space exploration, bruce a two-time shuttle senate, he thinks we're 10 years away from people being sent to mars, that deeper exploration into space, a lot of us wonder when will it happen. it is coming certainly in our

lifetime, guys. will: wow. rachel: rick, really quick a lot of kids between the three of us. how many? will: 18. rachel: 18, how much can they enjoy the astronaut experience? can they do the things for kids too? rick: it is. i had no idea kennedy space center had a lab rat system for kids to go entertained and about space. amazing spot. ton of kids were there. when the kids saw bruce melnick knew who he was. gave him a hug. that was a time of their life, to meet someone that went into space, only 600 people have went into space. will: really cool. machines go fast around the track. they take off into space. spacex is taking off an hour from here for another launch. pete: thank you, rich. appreciate it, brother. rachel: to the bases for us to meet them. i still remember being a little kid. i met three different astronauts. i thought greatest thing to ever

happen. pete: rick got to slide down a really big blue slide. i don't know what had to do in space. rachel: is that in space? is that how you get out of the rocket? pete: country music superstar trace atkins is getting ready to sing the national anthem at daytona 500 on fox. first he joins us live on "fox & friends weekend". that's service i can trust. "fox & friends weekend". safelite replace. ♪ new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to help energize and replenish. dayquil severe is a max strength daytime, coughing, power through your day, medicine. new from vicks.

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from the daytona international speedway ahead of the daytona 500 right here in fox. you will be able to watch that at 2:30 p.m. eastern time today. we're like the lucky fox crew that come to do this gig, right? pete: we are a sea of american flags, soon to be a sea of bodies. 101,000 people pack the stands in a matter of hours. will: it is race day. by the way on this set today, richard petty, seven-time daytona 500 winner. richard childress, owner of richard childress racing, cory lajoie, drivers on set as well as trace atkins. he sang the national anthem at beginning of fox an friend this morning. he will -- "fox & friends." he will sing it before the daytona 500. rachel: stay tuned for all of that. pete: that's it. still watch fox news channel. big fox, 2:30 today, check it

out the daytona 500. those are some of the stars. denny hamlin, kyle busch, kyle larson, chase elliot, bubba wallace. they're all there. joey legano. i think i named them all. rachel: you are the biggest nascar -- i love it. pete: i watched the race last night at dinner. we were out to dinner. it was on the bar and grill we were at. i don't know if we had the tape a crash in the last lap. not a small crash, like a you're watching it oh, my goodness is okay. whoa. rachel: whoa. pete: upside down. engine came out of the car. wheels came out of the car. spinning into the grass. he walked away, rachel. rachel: how can you have that happen to your car and you survive it? just incredible. pete: unbelievable, a lot of following death of dale earnhardt in the sport. there was huge emphasis on safety. when i got in the nascar, first

of all the bodies are protected, you have a cage around it. engine can fly out. wheels fly out, the soul inside the car came out. will: incredible. >> that looked like a movie. that happened for real. will: he walked away thankfully. watch today, it will be a fun racetrackside. we hope you're television side on daytona 500. fox news alert. two ukrainian sold remembers dead, four more hurt. ukraine reporting casualties as a result of shelling attacks by pro-russian separatists. >> those artillery rounds sending fox news foreign correspondent trey yingst and his crew running for cover reporting live with us yesterday. take a look. [explosion] reporter: explosions in the distance. those were incoming rounds. that is what the ukrainian military has been dealing with the last 48 hours. they say they are following the

minsk protocols. it is russian-backed forces in the distance, you hear more explosions, that are violating this agreement. pete: trey yingst joins us live from kyiv, trey. you did the reporting for us yesterday in the field. amazing first-hand stuff. we're hearing more reports that type of artillery what exactly we saw across the eastern front. where are we right now? reporter: guys, good morning, exactly. that is what the ukrainian military has been tealing with all week. this artillery, mortar fire into their positions along the line of contact there in eastern ukraine. these russian-backed separatists are hammering the ukrainian military even at this hour. to give you a sense what it is like out there, over the past several months each day saw two to five cease-fire violations. yesterday 1500 were reported in these two eastern areas. the cities of donesk and

luhantz. the concern this is a pretext, erupting violence this part of the country, to turn into a larger invasion launched by we've seen the troops along the border. today belarus, announced the military exercises taking place with russia will continue for an indefinite amount of time. this is a major indicator that the tension in the region reached its highest point. what happens in the coming days? that is the big question. the military and soldiers we spoke to on the front lines yesterday said they're prepared for anything. the interior minister we were valving with yesterday, said forces across ukraine are ready to repel a russian attack. reality could be much more dire. ukrainian military asks for foreign assistance, anti-aircraft missiles, air defense, and anti-tank missiles. they are still to arrive here in the capital of kyiv to be dispersed throughout the country. that is not enough of the 200,000 russian troops estimated on the borders of ukraine.

back to you. will: trey, that is a great update. i would love to take you back yesterday to the footage took mace on "fox & friends weekend," first-hand account what you were going through with the ukrainian troops. can you give us more context? describing as eastern ukraine. i'm curious, where are you in reflation, that field you're running down, that mud road, where are you just on the outskirts of a city, where are the separatists, where are the ukrainian front lines? i'm curious geographically what kind of situation you're dealing with. urban, just outside of urban area, what is the front line? reporter: the front line be looks very much like world war i. we were inside the trenches with these troops. it is quite muddy, cold, difficult conditions for the soldiers. they're used to take this type of incoming fire. we were with a group of journalists and soldiers part of a delegation traveling with the interior minister, when you see

the faces of soldiers and officials they were quite worried as the rounds started. we were up live on "fox & friends," this was halfway through the situation. we were inside of a bunker, the first plan was to stay in this bunker but as the fire got closer and closer and you could really get a sense that we may be trapped in this position we knew we had to move. so the call was made by the forces we were with to make a run for it. as that was happening on both sides of where we were there was this incoming fire. there was a sense, a concern that i had, maybe they tried to bracket this area, get closer and closer to where we were at. at one point during the clip that you saw in the live coverage everyone sort of got down on the ground on that road. around where we were, there were big holes in the road because it had taken fire in the past 48 hours. so they clearly had calibrated to hit this road because it was used by the troops. in earls it of location, this was just east of the city of

donesk on the line of contact. we were within 100 meters of russian backed separatists firing on this position. as we speak today soldiers and sievians living in this part of country are taking fire. they are the story. we're there to report and tell their story. we were able to come back to the capital of kyiv. we're standing on a balcony. the city behind us are quite calm. soldiers, civilians on the front line have to deal with this every single day. that is really the concern for this country, the fighting, violence erupting in the eastern part of the country route now could consume all of ukraine in the coming days. rachel: trey, the president of ukraine is getting forceful, speaking up much more loudly publicly about president biden, asking him to bring on sanctions now as a way to stop more aggression from the russians. what are you hearing, not wait until after things get worse to do the sanctions, what are you hearing on the ground?

you're talking to ukrainians, soldiers and people in the civilian population, where are they with this? do they also want sanctions now? reporter: ukrainian officials absolutely want sanctions to go into effect today. we saw ukrainian president zelensky yesterday in munich calling for these sanctions but making it very clear ukraine does want to pursue nato membership. by doing that he is directly speaking to russian president putin and addressing the major concern, that he has, that ukraine ultimately could become a member of this defense alliance. so it was seen by the international observers as really a direct request but also a direct rebuke to the russians who are very clear, if ukraine pursues this path, they will not let that happen and there is time really running out for diplomacy to prevail. there is a real sense not only in the west from the statements by president biden and defense

secretary austin that president putin has made up his mind to invade but the mood here in kyiv has changed over recent days. last weekend i talked to the ukrainian president and asked him about the intelligence he received about a possible russian invasion. at first he kind of dismissed it, basically saying he has different intel. we've seen a big shift in tone by the ukrainian president in recent days, saying the country is prepared but the international community needs to prepare. that preparation looks like more support to the ukrainian military, more economic pressure on the russian government in the form of sanctions. pete: trey yingst, thanks very much for breaking it down. appreciate it. stay safe out there. thank you, trey. bring it back to our shores, to, well, thankfully we're far away from new york city but the folks in new york city at least for this weekend are dealing with a story coming out now but happened during the christmas season, what the government schools call the holiday season.

there was a play went on in a middle school during the holiday season during winter break. rachel: they call it winter break. pete: whatever a it is time you take off when it is really cold. the department of education is investigating a where a middle school where a covid play went on where unvaccinated -- this is a tweet, how do i pronounce that. will: i will go with antiguti. reporter: new york city mom, here is the tweet. upper "west side story." my son's middle school holiday show featured a song where the kids holding pfizer and moderna signs, were singing if you're not vaxed you're no friend of mine. to the tune of safety dance. one in five kids at the school are unvaxed. i, sometimes we say it is unbelievable. in this case it really should

be. rachel: it is unbelievable on some levels. let's first take of the winter break. so all of our children attend christian schools. so we're celebrating the birth of christ around that time of year and these children are holding up big pharma signs and celebrating, i guess this new religion which you aptly named the covidians, right? so unbelievable. imagine being a parent. your kids are holding up the big pharma sign. they're being taught to bully other kids whose parents for multiple reasons, not the least of which there has negative been a long-term study on the vaccines. those parents decided not to inject their children or turn them into lab rats. those kids will be bullied. this thing is just so wrong on so many levels which is why this woman, she in a subsequent tweet, i hope we can show this here, she is a democrat. here is what she says.

my husband and i are both lifelong democrats. we do not approach this from political, idealogical point of view but i can't embrace bullying or discrimination. no parent should. we are in a very difficult position here. we feel all alone. will, my question to you, is she all alone? i suspect there are a lot of democrats out there who look at this, and say, this is wrong what they're doing to our kids, don't admit it in public when they're afraid. when the midterms comes, when the next presidential comes, they may punish those people who put policies. will: more and more every day. i suspect you're right. took me for a minute. i don't remember safety dance? do you remember that song. rachel: what is it. will: if you don't dance, you're no friend of mine. if you're not vaxed you're no friend of mine. this supper west side middle school. this is right in the neighborhood where i lived for

15 years. all of our children go to christian schools. today, i sent my kids to a charter school on the upper westside, in harlem for 15 years of our life. in essence what i'm telling you, i know these people. i lived in the neighborhood with this community. i actually think you drew a very, very insightful parallel, rachel. at a time when most of the world is spending a season in worship this is the time when they choose to worship in particular, what has become a religion, it truly become a cult of religion. beyond that. it is beyond science. i don't know safety. it is clearly now in the realm of faith. as such pointing out children who they believe are not faithful enough to the vaccine. rachel: i had dr. marty makary on earlier in the hour, it is amazing he was talking about the psychological impact. what was really scary to me, parents knew this was bad, the lockdowns, the shaming about

vaccines, the mandates on children to have vaccines and masks when we knew for a long time it wasn't necessary. the the knew rottickism we're creating in children and fear. dr. makary said he knew many doctors who expressed to him privately their very deep concerns for psychological long-term impact of children of this generation because of these policies and mandates that were so unnecessary and so harmful but they were afraid and i asked him why were the doctors so afraid? he said they are afraid of the hospital administrations who by the way are beholden to, didn't say this part, probably beholden to all kinds of medicare money. who knows what the government incentives, financial incentives to force the hospitals to basically silence their doctors who knew this was hurting kids. shame on those doctors, if more doctors had come forward, not

been cowards. pete: one thing for regular people. if you're a medical doctor, you don't do what you know is right you're a coward. it is different at another level. it is like, like military officer who is willing to go along with something to be wrong. you have a code of ethics, a honor code that you should be stepping up to, that is sad. rach: that's right. pete: good for these parents even if they're democrats. here what is the department of education said about this, every child should be welcomed in their school. it was referred to for investigation. nothing will happen. the whole department of education is run by the deep teachers union. want all kids vaccinated as well. open to shaming kids as well. rachel: can i translate the statement from the department of ed? pete: go ahead. rachel: parents put this on and tweeted about it. we'll pretend like we're looking at this. pete: exactly right. will: go to carley shimkus in

new york who has some headlines. reporter: i sure do. fox news alert. queen elizabeth tests positive for covid-19. buckingham palace revealed the news within the last 20 minutes. she is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms. the 95-year-old monarch will still perform light duties. she has received three doses of the vaccine. both her son, prince cars, and daughter-in-law camilla recently contracted covid-19 as well. another fox news alert here. one officer is dead, another is in critical condition after a helicopter crash in newport beach, california. the huntington beach police chopper was responding to a call. police still investigating why it crashed. set ran officer nicholas vella leaving behind a wife and daughter. officers forming a procession after learning of his death saying he served with honor and dignity. listen to this, a new mexico district attorney said actor

alex baldwin may have killed photographer huggins without pulling trigger. he told them that you can pull the trigger part way, it doesn't lock, if you let it go, the firing pin can hit the primer of the bullet. those comments back up baldwin's claim in decent he never pulled the trigger. that is the headlines. will, pete, rachel, back to you in daytona. rachel: thank you, carley. pete: something happened. maybe some day we'll find out. carley, thank you very much. cashing in on the crisis. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, the socialist type, debuting abolish i.c.e. merch as border encounters soar. the new items rightfully sparking outrage. will: nascar driver cory lajoie joins us on the big race on fox. you won't want to miss it.

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♪. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, or sandy cortez sparking outrage with the new abolish i.c.e. merchandise for sale on her website as illegal immigrant encounters at the border and drug seizures hit record high. here to react former arkansas governor mike huckabee. i almost introduced you, governor, congressman duffy because he is coming up. he doesn't have that sean connery beard you have now, so i should have known better. start with alexandria ocasio-cortez. here she is selling the merchandise. i guess we should be happy because she admitted she really started the whole abolish police revolution on the democrat side when she called for abolishing i.c.e. many -- first started running for congress. >> you know, rachel this is

working out beautifully for the democrats to call for the abolishment of the police across the board and this nonsense about getting rid of i.c.e., this is a law enforcement agency that deals with controls, let's be clear, deals with criminals who have illegally come into the country. i thought that's what a country that has some civil order is supposed to do, is protect the citizens who ought to be here and those who have green cards. there are a lot of people. america is a great country because of immigrants. thank god for them. they came legally. they worked to build the country up. they contributed a great deal. people who come illegally, who run from the police once they get beyond the borders, they're under the jurisdiction of i.c.e. she would love to abolish that. i'm not sure why. i wish she would go under oath to explain it. it would be nice to hear that. rachel: you know, i.c.e. is responsible for arresting human traffickers. as you know one of the most

underreported stories right now in america is the spike in child, not just human trafficking but especially child trafficking, sex trafficking of children across our border. our cartels are more powerful than ever. we're destablizing mexico. just as bad as you know, governor, there are some americans dying of fentanyl overdoses, that the numbers are astounding. january 2022 we had 153,000 border encounters but we're looking also at record numbers of fentanyl deaths in america. devastating american families. >> well, you mentioned human trafficking, the drug use is substantially up as you mentioned. it is more than double. it is just frightening but human trafficking is the exploitation of little little bitty childrenl abuse of children. how anyone would say we don't

want people on the streets of america going after the people who are making money off of having sex with children. it's, it's beyond me to understand how anybody could justify that i went online to look at her store. you can get everything, t-shirts, mugs little buttons. it is all so cute and precious to get rid of i.c.e. what i wish she would do, have a store let's get rid of human trafficking. let's get rid of illicit drug abuse killing tens of thousands of americans every year, a lot take this stuff, maybe innocently not realizing how deadly it is. their families will grief forever because someone like aoc thinks it is no big deal. it's a big deal. rachel, before i go, let me say this, you and pete and will are at a place that looks like it is people making a lot of noise going around and around in circles but going nowhere in particular. that what's a racetrack is

identical to congress about. rachel: such a great point, governor. such a great point. it is always great having you this morning. we're so glad you could join us to wake up early with us of the we love you, governor. >> thank you, rachel. >> all right. take care. don't go anywhere, the macklemore brothers are back and in daytona with some race day recipes. join us live as we smoke up the speedway. plus -- ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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♪. ♪. pete: if you weren't awake, you are now. upper st. clair marching band, playing, "born to be wild." makes so happy. before covid, for years and years, every big event on

"fox & friends," "fox & friends weekend," automatic marching band. debates, conventions sporting events like this, the marching band is back. rachel: always been back in florida. this is the great state of florida. this is new to us [laughter]. pete: wonderful to see. we're waking up the entire infield, will. will: wake them up to "born to be wild." rachel: perfect wake-up call for everyone out there. pete: all of you hung over from scat day race will watch cory lajoie, 7 car, member of inspire motorsports, on "fox nation," road to daytona. your car, 77 featured as well. check it out on "fox nation." great to have you. >> great to be here. i'm pumped up. i woke up 15 minutes ago. nothing quite like the daytona 500 sunday. will: glad to have you on set,

cory, you're not alone. it is shot of the morning. it is beef, not just what is for dinner, beef for breakfast, sponsors of yesterday's xfinity race, now beef is for breakfast. rachel: thanks to the macklemore boys. pete: are we supposed to eat that. will: i want it for breakfast. >> i hate for it to go to waste. pete: i will serve everybody. this is what i do business. will: cory first. >> got one for cory. pete: these are called hand utensils right here. my goodness. serving it up. rachel, ladies. rachel: thank you. it is perfectly cooked. pete: beef is what is for breakfast. will, you got the biggest one. i'm excited. don't know if we have time to finish it. will: hard to interview cory with beef in your mouth.

pete: not in the training diet, cory. >> actually it is. need the protein this morning. >> what do you eat before gameday? >> nothing but milk bars. company is on our car, protein bars. 17 grams of sugar. the car looks great. that is somewhat joking, somewhat serious because i will have a bar throughout the day a little sugar, pep up. steak and sweet potato is usually my pregame meal. rachel: really? will: steak and sweet potato. look at the daytona 500, kicks off at 2:30. besides the steak and sweet potato what do you do before trackside, how do you get ready before the race? >> this is the big one, obviously. that is why you guys are here promoting it. there are so many different moving parts of the day. you're up at 6:45 in front of a

camera, shaking hands kiss be babies before the race the car. this cup will be full more than ever throughout the year before you get in the car. this is my sixth daytona 500, to figure out how to manage all the prerace fluff and get in the car to do your job. will: that can drain you, cory, mentally taxing where you have to be on the entire time. >> daytona is not physically abusive it is mentally. you're playing chess with 3600-pound race car for four hours. you're trying to position yourself in the right line at right time. keep the car straight, only thing you can do is be straight when the white flag waves. we'll have a strong strategy that we stick to and hopefully sneak the trophy out of here. pete: we talked about the new car. you're driving entirely new car. will that make the race look different at all?

>> i think it will. you will see fairly tame the beginning of two or three, maybe 2/3 of the race, last third, doesn't matter what car you're driving this is about five-x purse more than ever race, doesn't matter how bad your car is driving you will be in the pack to fight for the trophy at the end. rachel: real quick, how nervous is your mom? shoe super, super nervous. my wife is nervous. i had 18 family members, some up from florida. this is always a great one here at daytona. get family together all week. hang out in the grandstands to watch the great american race. love it. will: awesome. we'll be rooting for you. pete: we will, we got to know corey at talladega, drove the "fox nation" car there. his friend landon cassill will drive the "fox nation" car.

>> you're biased. pete: i'm with corey today, pulling for the 7 car. if anybody can do it you guys can do it. >> why not us, right? we'll put ourselves in contention, tighten the belts see where we end up. pete: awesome. supercool. great to have you. >> enjoy the breakfast, courtesy of "fox & friends" weekend. rachel: we do a lot of eating on this show. pete: we do. coming up while we eat we'll remember this weekend rush limbaugh. this week marked one year since america lost the conservative icon. for the first time cameras were allowed inside of the room where he prepared for his show as his wife katherine looks back at his life and legacy. >> conservism has been so maligned in state-run media for some years. all we want is success for everybody. we want freedom for everybody. we understand that a great nation is made up of great people doing great things, ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things. we don't look at the american population with contempt an

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katherine inside of their home for the very first time. will: katherine reflected on rush's life, legacy and what he thinks of america today. >> greetings and welcome back. rush limbaugh here behind the golden eib microphone. >> thanks for welcoming us into your beautiful home. how are you doing? it has been a year now? >> i'm doing well for the most part. it has been very difficult but knowing you who many people out there praying for me, praying for rush, i very much think this was the nation's loss. >> we pulled into your driveway we walked in, i felt his presence. there are wonderful symbols of america throughout the house. that was important to him, right? >> this represents rush in so many ways. not because of the grandness of it. that is not really him. it represents success.

american freedom. >> i'm sure he always felt like i'm going to be big. god gave me this voice. >> rush him bow, with talent on loan from god. >> when did it happen for him. >> he likes to say he was eight and broadcasting from his bedroom down to his mother and brother but the big break probably was new york. ♪. >> as usual doing this program with half my brain tied behind my back, to make it fair. >> what was he like when he was off the air? what were his hobbies? >> he was always mentally engaged whether it was watching a television program or reading his ipad. he always said life is show prep. it was very much in his case. >> every day i wake up and the first thing i do is thank god that i did. >> his faith grew later in life, and especially toward the end. can you describe what his faith was like? >> absolutely. he knew there was a much higher plan, a much higher purpose. he believed strongly in his relationship with god.

>> i don't like making things about me but they're going to be days i'm not going to be able to be here. >> when you hear cancer, your life changes forever. i remember him saying that. >> life is the most precious thing we have, especially when right in front of you is the prospect of it being taken away. >> one of the perks i guess of having a diagnosis like this is that you have a little bit of time to hear some of the wonderful eulogies. >> he is the greatest fighter, winner, you will ever meet. [cheers and applause] reporter: break in breaking news, we heard long time conservative radio show host rush limbaugh has died. >> you were on air immediately sharing that news. >> it is with profound sadness our beloved rush passed away

this morning. i wanted them to hear that devastating news in the most familiar way possible. i knew this audience would remember where they were when they lost their hero. >> what did you love the most about him and what did you miss the most? >> he is one of a kind. he always led us to believe that america's best days are ahead. he would say i'm just a voice on the radio but he was so much more. i call him america's winston churchill. >> i want the country to survive. i want the country to succeed. [cheering] >> the impact that your family has on this country, has that hit you? >> absolutely rush is buried in st. louis. there are two benches because i thought anyone who goes to visit him would want to talk with him. i happened to be sitting there when out of nowhere a man gave me his rosary that he had brought there to give to rush. in that time i felt, he is still with us. he is living on through these

people. >> is there anything on his bucket list he wanted to do? >> for him the bucket list was continuing to be on the program. continuing to fight for the people he believed needed the voice. >> a whole lot of people have not given up, namely you. >> he always knew exactly how to phrase what america was thinking. >> i think he was genius level brilliant. >> i'm having a good time. folks. >> hardly ever had a pause, he always had the ability to meet very complex issues very easy to understand. >> of course i will break it down into many, many details for >> you are a wonderful wife. you continue to share your thanks and your love for the people listening. >> rush always said that this audience meant everything to him. we want to carry on. make sure we continue our

american values. that we continue to have pride for our symbol. >> we miss rush during these times. what would he say about the last year? >> i think he would be rather furious. he would be upset with the united states not being as strong as it has been and should be. >> i know he would say it is not time to panic. >> folks it is not time to panic. it is never time to give up on our country. it is not time to give up on the united states. it is not time to give up on yourself. pete: his legacy continues but he sure is missed. rush limbaugh, one year later. we'll be right back.

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♪. pete: back with a fox news alert. queen elizabeth has covid-19. the 95-year-old monarch reportedly has mild symptoms. carley shimkus is following new developments from the crown. carley. reporter: certainly are, pete. buckingham palace revealing the news within the last hour. here is what we know. the queen is experiencing mild symptoms. she will get medical attention and follow appropriate guidelines of the queen falling

ill after being in close contact with her son prince charles and his wife camilla. they had covid earlier this month. queen elizabeth is the uk's longest reining monarch, celebrating the milestone earlier this month during her platinum jubilee ceremony. it is reported the queen has received three doses of the vaccine. will continue with light duties. pete? reporter: thank you, carley. appreciate it. on to another story this morning. a special new technology created by veterans could be key to winning the artificial intelligence race against the communist chinese. special training tool called by the name red six, allows fighter pilots to go up in real planes and train against virtual enemies. joining us now the ceo and founder of red six, a air force veteran, daniel robertson. thanks for being with us. this sounds promising. you're saying we have the

fighter jets we can train but can't train enough. your technology helps our pilots do additional training. >> thanks for your time, pete, happy to be here. red six created the first outdoor augmented reality solution. my contention flying f-22 for the u.s. air force, an amazing airplane. but we didn't have enough pilots or airplanes to trainee effectively. most important of all it is becoming difficult to experience near similar training. what this technology does allows us to go up in the fly flying rael airplanes in the real world, look out through a augmented patented reality system seeing authentic airplanes flying against real airplanes in the world. that offers tremendous new paradigm in training with valuable positions for the air

force. pete: especially because the gap of our fighter jets and china are narrowed. we don't have the automatic advantage. we need to train against the capabilities they have? >> you're absolutely right. we've been involved in combat operations last 20 years or so, during that time, while we've been involved in the middle east china has been innovating and investing heavily in the defense industrial base. you're quite right the gap has narrowed significantly. if we're not concerned about that, we're absolutely wrong. we should be concerned. i want us to solve that problem. train against emergency threats. realistic training for the flight crews. that is what the technology does. pete: u.s. air force gave red 6 a 70 million-dollar contract last year. a lot of our fighter pilots will use the augmented reality technology as they train going forward giving us continued advantage hopefully against the communist chinese and their pilots. daniel robinson, thanks for sharing information and developments with us. red 6.

>> thank you, pete, appreciate it. pete: you got it. all right, you can't celebrate the great american race without the great american food. the mack la morse joining us live. -- macklemores, joining us live. there is rick hogging it all. big surprise. this is race day. this is the daytona 500. we're "fox & friends weekend." don't godo anywhere. ♪. of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire

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cain, that is a great looking car look at that beautiful car that is the 43 car that richard petty drove 50 years ago when he won nascar at daytona he drove in that car, 50 years ago. listen to the engine read richard petty one the daytona 507 times. rachel: will cain has not won anything but he sure acted like it. >> he is with the king i'm going to pass it down to will who is with richard petty. >> i am with the king and he is saying there is. this has got a bring back the memories. >> we refurbished it was a 72 winner ... car is. it is great to see it again.

it was a good day that day. >> you had a few good days at this place. if you look around one could say this is richard petty's track all time waiting later seven times at the daytona 500 champion. >> we had our ups and downs here, we won a few races, my dad won first p17917 is just one of those deals where everything went good most of the time. the last race that my dad ran was back in 61 but it's been good for the petty clan. >> that has to feel good for you and your family the first daytona 500 winner. an all-time champion. you have sons running in the race. >> we have the whole family running. for some reason overall it's been really good for the petty clan and one thing about winning

daytona, at the beginning of the year you're a winner all year long you have to win any other race all year long get off to good start. >> that is a good looking car. it was cool to ride in it. i don't know why they gave me this interview. you can come up in a minute and talk to everybody. maybe it's on the only one that complete your boots to shame. >> my boots are dirtier than yours. >> you got me with a hat. >> when we come back richard petty will be with us on the set, "fox & friends", i don't know do you guys take it from here? back up to you. pete: will take it from here, did he reset in the last moment. will you are clear you can come back appear. that's a heck of a ride. they refurbished it from 50 years ago, we've done a lot of

history on this race. where they originally did the race on the beach at daytona. now we have the winning car from 50 years ago and richard petty and now the next generation of cars today which will be streaming around the track in just a couple of hours. rachel: the experience and nascar, isn't named after him? pete: yes it's a richard petty nascar racing experience. i drove in the 43 cars, there is will cain behind us, he was downstairs. it wasn't the exact car richard petty drove in but it was similar. rachel: did you feel like richard petty? >> i felt like and for 15 minutes. it is neat that we get to talk to a champion like him. he is the michael jordan of nascar. did you know michael jordan is here, the real mj, they showed it during the race because he owns a couple of cars. he owns a team. my kids were so excited they

said let's consume michael jordan, calvin unified michael jordan. rachel: for 70 does not want this show to cover royal news, you loved the nascar royal. pete: that is nascar royalty. the first family of nascar. >> you look great. >> i felt great. pete: richard petty's could be back with a seven-time daytona winner. richard and vicki stenhouse, trace adkins singing the national anthem at the daytona 500 today also singer anthem at 6:00 a.m. this morning. keep your e-mails and pictures commitment, the anthem remains a bit of a term tradition at daytona. rachel: 2:30 p.m. eastern on the

fox channel. you can put fox news on one channel and the daytona 500 on the other. pete: let's take into the news of the day. the crackdown in canada seems to be intensifying. more protesters arrested. you saw the video yesterday that went viral one person in ottawa mounted police officers riding horses into a crowd trampling several protesters in canada. the ottawa interim police chief is explaining it this way, the protesters who are aggressive and prompted this action. >> they faced a barrage of recent, shelving and vitriol. we also the protesters were aggressive with officers and we needed to use horses at one point.

as a result we responded this morning by adding helmets and batons to our equipment for the safety of officers. our officers continue to face resistance. at one point a flare was ignited by protester. officers used a chemical your intent known as pepper spray to disperse unlawful demonstrators who were resisting police orders. sadly, we saw young children being brought to the unlawful demonstration and to the front of our police operation. pete: he saying it was provoked, the moment that we saw on video. i don't know, i don't know you provoked that type of moment. we could simply enter pretty poorly the officers make its way through a very congested crowd, something is going to go wrong at this moment. just to put this into perspective i spoke to one of the truck drivers protesting in canada, chris clark, i asked him what he saw, how did you see this going down and here's what he had to say. >> i saw protesters kneeling and

praying and begging officers, pleading with them, pleading with their families, a lot of people looking these officers during the facing we forgive you you know not what you're doing. justin trudeau decided he demanded police officers use all necessary force to regain his street, wellington street in ottawa. i believe it's a tyrannical move to try to show the world how powerful he is. pete: is important to note the gentleman we heard from before is the interim police chief of ottawa. the original police chief refused to crackdown so they brought in outsiders, federal police as well who don't have a connection to the community and willing to do the bidding of just intro. i've been following this very closely, you guys have to. i have not seen one instance, show me one instance where there is a violent interaction from a protester.

people are getting heated, people want their freedom back in vaccine and mandates to be stopped, people are not swinging at cops, firing things at cops and throwing things at cops, graffiti, violence, burning things down like we saw in our country, these are people, from what i could tell there might be incidents there effectively saying i want to stand my ground where i am with my truck and continue to ask justin trudeau, hear our voice, here are side of it and we have a conversation about the reality of our lives. rachel: i've only seen things get heated when the cops get involved. there's no need to get the cops involved. these are peaceful demonstrators and this is justin trudeau trying to crush the opposition, fidel castro style in his own country. this truck driver saying he's trying to prove something to the world, he is part of the global elite who want this sort of thing to happen. these mandates, it was justin trudeau himself in a very creepy

video who said we should use this pandemic to usher in the great recess in the reordering of the economic reordering. these people are fighting against it there doing nothing wrong they are peacefully protesting it seems like. if you are on the right side like liberals protested occult activism, this is what you get, it is really, really troubling. when the forces came through there was a walker they knocked down a little old lady on a walker. pete: we said yesterday and chris clark set it this morning it is pretty eye-opening to think that this is the response that truck driver described as a vehicle responsive tap onto power towards the protesters when there has not ever been one single moved to communicate with them. pete: what do you call it, to your point when one only one side of the aisle is allowed to

peacefully protest. will: living in a dystopian world where your leaders are deciding and you get self-censorship and the people are most scared of truckers like this. rachel: freezing bank account in preventing people from making a living and putting food on their table. they want to express opposition. pete: you're making an example in preventing other people. by the way no more reports of an american convoy originated in california with upwards of a thousand trucks making their way across the country. joe biden advised justin trudeau to take these measures. how would joe biden another's reactor on cone boy in the united states questioning think about that. rachel: integrate point. i hope that this movement continues. it's a genuine freedom movement. we need this in america, we've

been through two years of what the canadians have been through and i don't know if they could put this genie back in the pete: let's go to carly with additional headlines back in new york. >> we begin with this the north carolina sheriff's deputy is shot during a traffic stop in charlotte. the suspect fired several shots at the deputy saturday after being pulled over. the deputy was able to return fire hitting the suspect in both are being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect is in custody at the hospital. the pittsburgh steelers hired dolphin head coach brian flores who is suing the nfl alleging races hiring practices for high-ranking positions. brian flores was hired by pittsburgh as a senior defensive coach. his class-action lawsuit against the league will proceed in the same suit he claims the dolphins offered to pay him to lose so the team could get a better draft pick after the 2019 season. he says they offered up to $100,000 per loss. start your engines today the fox

nation 77 car will make the nascar series debut the newly repainted car out for the first race and the debut comes on one of the biggest stages and stock-car racing you can watch the 2022 day donor 500 on fox starting at 2:30 p.m. those are headlights but it's positive or to rick what's it like in daytona. >> daytona is so good i have the best gig ever. take a look at this. >> were cookie with daytona, we had pork, chicken mac & cheese, bacon up everything but. >> what caught rick's eye is the pig in the bucket it's a hot dog

wrapped with a croissant role with european-style jalapeno dipping cheese sauce. that caught your eye but the hero is a breakfast make a burger. >> if you want to daytona 500 burger, this is the bigger burger breakfast aisle. it is burger, smoke, seared, sausage, bacon, tomatoes and we will show you how to make the complete burger. come over here, the first thing you want to do. yes we have mac & cheese we will survive to everybody put your burger on and smoke him for about 45 minutes at 225 degrees. >> we have a secret later but you smoke your burger 45 minutes 225 degrees and here's where the magic comes take this to the master bill siri has a good

audit. this is been your favorite this morning. >> i think a grill with a girdle, this girl has a girdle they can make anything you can make breakfast, anything that you want to do you can smoke, grill, seer and if you want smoke infused bacon, this is the way to do it. >> we were talking about recipes in rick wanted to add mac & cheese to the burger. as a complement that so that daytona we were adding mac & cheese straight to the girls and you seer the mac & cheese. >> this is going to be my contribution to the macula more cookbook mac & cheese and steering it on the grill.

>> macaroni and cheese smoked. the macula more boys. >> tell them i really appreciate it. >> i appreciate it. >> is a breakfast of champions. >> that is insane. >> my egg broke. >> it's all onions. pete: this is good it needs more bacon. will: i feel like that's obscene i don't think that's appropriate for morning television. rachel: i cannot look at it.

pete i can't. rachel: i want to tell everybody something that people might not know about this group. rick is the best cook among the four of us. will: i did not know that. rachel: he is an amazing cook. that is something interesting and something people don't know. the macklemore boys know how to cook. pete: don't put me on camera anymore. rachel: you asked for. rachel: can 70 please give him a napkin. will: americans everywhere feeling pain at the gas pump, actions against russia could drive the prices higher. rachel: speaking of gassing up we go behind the scenes with the pick crew and you get to see who is best. will: and high heel.

rachel: some people do this stuff in high heels. the daytona 500 winner richard petty will join us live to judge. ♪

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will: call it a rude awakening americans facing surging gas prices and rising tensions with russia could drive the cost even higher. here to break down what it means for you and what you may be paid at the pump. host a "varney & company" and american bill on fox business is stuart varney, good morning. >> good morning you want to talk about gas prices let's talk gas prices. we have a problem here. if you combine biden's energy policy and sanctions over russia and ukraine, you have an energy

crisis spiraling upwards and we are in the middle of it. the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline is $3.53. that is up 20 cents a month. it is going up 1 cent per day. in california it is $4.74. if you gas station to see $6 a gallon in california. that adds up to an inflation situation that you can see and feel it almost every sickle day. it is particular hurting rural areas where you have to drag great distance and delivery drivers. it is inflation and energy price inflation. it is spiraling upwards and not getting any better and likely to get a whole lot worse. will: those numbers are incredible california $4.74. i want appeal back one more follow-up on the policy, talk to

me about what's going on did ukraine and the policy of the by demonstration and potential sanctions what will that do. >> the sanctions imposed are all about energy, not gas coming into europe, the price of oil, although that will be affected if sanctions are applied. those prices not gas and oil will go up. that will be reflected in america, energy prices would go up even more. america, energy prices would go up even more. this is a result of energy at the heart of the russia ukraine fight. that's what it's all about indigos all the way back to president biden when they took office causing the pipelines, stopping drilling, affected the

supply of energy therefore raising the price. it's a nasty situation. every voter feels it at this moment and it is getting worse. will: and bring the home very quickly. bret baier has had near and dear to his heart a cause for the children's national hospital in naples florida. children's national hospital in naples florida. he put on an all-star panel something you participated in, tell me about that. >> you think a bret baier as an ace political anchor, he is. he is also a terrific auctioneer. he stood up in front of the crowd and auctioned off various items. he brought in 2.2 million dollars last night. he read the room really well, 2.2 million dollars for the children's national hospital. it saved his sons paul's life a few years ago. it was a great cause and americans came out to the free state of florida and gave generously to the remarkable cause and bret baier did it. terrific stuff. will: i'm sure he appreciates and we appreciate you taking part we appreciate you joining us on "fox & friends", you can watch 9:00 a.m. fox business in america built 9:00 p.m. eastern time. have a good sunday.

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will: the upper st. clair high school band right off that we welcome you back onto the set, "fox & friends" that daytona international speedway we are in the presence of royalty, not so common. [laughter] we will get to that in a moment. while racing is hard work behind every driver as we learned yesterday the powerful pit crew keep the car running. rachel: right behind every powerful driver. we actually got to do that we were part of the pit crew and we had a competition. >> we put our skills to the test friendly competition, rick is going to help us judge it. >> we have a "fox & friends" the

kids moved around in this one" of it this time were gonna let you decide who gets the trophy after you watch this right here. watch closely. ♪ >> the black rifle chevrolet, what's up. >> and to see you. >> who does what. >> who does what. >> i change tires. >> i'm the gasman. >> could you change your front tire. >> if you had the gas could you? >> you probably could. >> have you ever done this wearing heels. [laughter] >> were gonna find how much that versatility matters in helping us and figure how to change the tire and gas up the black rocket chevrolet food we need to break

up into teams. >> we are changing tires. >> you are basing this car that we are working on. >> this entire process during the race. >> all the air bubbles so we will go down here . >> alber pit. >> the car crimson.

>> are you ready? go . >> can i help my team a? >> i do not need any help. >> let's get some black coffee. we are nascar ready? >> not certified but ready.

pete: there you have it? have what? >> trying to earn the affection of richard petty, here is a time right here your common core mask, they say we came in at 30 seconds. i did not know that they were tightening us. we could've done it much faster team rick and will 40 seconds, that is subjective. rachel: i did biden heels i think i should get a few extra seconds shaved off. pete: what we add seven time daytona 500 winner the king richard petty, what did you think who had a better pit crew

combination. [laughter] i think him and her did it the best. >> will give them a trophy. pete: rachel that is all you. rachel: this is amazing. thank you for joining us, thank you for knowing a real winning team. will: how comes rachel was only on the graphic. rachel: i think richard likes me better. will: because you want, that's why you one. will: takes a winner to see a winner to know what winner. you won seven times, you been around the track you've came out

on top what made at that major race so special and what did the guys need to know to be where you been. >> this is our biggest race and when you come to daytona everybody works in as soon as the season is over for three much you get ready for daytona we have our biggest at the beginning if you win daytona you win all year long you could be dead last everywhere else but they introduce you as the winner of daytona 500. >> if you win seven times or copy back years later still talking about it. >> all come back and win another one but they when the very first and pete hamilton one in 1970. nine different winners and were looking for number ten this week. pete: what is change the most about the sport in your mind? there's a lot of innovation.

>> when racing first started back in 49, over a period of time they kept modifying and finally ran out of modifications. this year they threw everything away starting all over with a new cause. the difference in the racing over a period of time as the car came away from stock and more racing they became closer together. that's when you see 15 - 20 cars were 405 together and you used to see three or four cars that was capable of doing. now you have a lot of people especially with the draft in the way the wind works now you pick up two seconds getting in a fast pack of cars you never know who's going to be the winner until it's all over with. rachel: when we did the pit crew competition, the one thing is the tire there's only one hold up editing, house equity change.

>> not a whole lot we used to have five, now we just have the one log so they could change the tires quicker but the gas will hold us up the gas will take 8 e gamble now is going to be more on the gas then it is the tires. pete: do you feel up all the way to cut sometime? i was talking to you before we went on air, you have your rings seven time daytona 500 champion in the other hand hall of fame ring. as you look at the field you look at the guys on the track, who do you like, who is running well, who is in a position to dominate? when you come to daytona it's a whole different world. you can win half of the reasons last year and half of the races this year but who's gonna wind up being the best draft, the

deal here when you win a lot of time it's not what you do but it's what the other guys are doing. a lot of reaction you can get with your buddy and get together and say were going to do this but then 70 makes a move and it's all out to win. the people with the quickest instinct wind up winning. pete: gotta keep it tight and then make a move. >> somebody just moves and changes with 15 cars one guy makes a move and all other teams have to make a decision of what they're going to do. it's a rap sheet. will: is the last turn. pete: we were in the infield what is it about the culture of nascar, it feels like a family you have american flags,

everyone is friendly what is it about nascar. >> nascar is middle america no matter where you go talk to people, people in the midwest and the south and people in the north we are hard-working people and they come to the races. and you talk about having tailgate parties at football games, that is nothing. you go to a nascar race and some of these people have been down here for five days and they come early, campout and this is their vacation. so they get their buddies together and they come down here and party and do whatever that they want to do. it is a back home deal. some of the guys have a group five or six people that keep coming as i family reunion.

pete: this country music songs written about this, country people from california and people from connecticut. nascar is about middle america but is everywhere. it could be upstate new york, connecticut massachusetts or in georgia. it is appropriate that we came in without, fanfare for the common man. rachel: were so honored to have you richard petty, you are a legend. one last quick question are you loving racing? >> whatever it takes. pete: thank you richard. rachel: up next one tool of middle schoolers against each other with unvaccinated kids that they will have any friends. sean duffy joins us with his take after the break. ♪

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500 on "fox & friends". we are joined from the other half of the duffy family. sean duffy. >> richard petty i like i have to get a picture with richard petty that's very cool. >> then we all got lined.

>> thank you for forgiving out later in the day when it's warmer. pete: it is beautiful now. it was a brutal couple of days but the last two hours will be great. rachel: were not doing hand warmers anymore. >> and warmers in blankets, now were looking out of the infield the cars are revving up and we have sean duffy. sean would want to talk to you what amounts to an unbelievable story like new york city on the upper west side where reports over the christmas holiday winter break, a school play involved kids singing the song, the famous '80s song you can dance if you want to but they change the lyrics, if you're not vaccinated you know friend of mine a mother said the upper west side story, the middle schools featured a song with the

kids holding pfizer and moderna thing if you're not backs you know friend of mine, what is your reaction? >> percival we have our adults and we should not bully people. but here you have the school system that does apply were in essence they're encouraging kids to see if you are not vaccinated your and other than. we did a whole series on this. it's about the politics in school it's not about education. any educator would say we don't want to make this decision. we don't want kids to feel bad weather the unvaccinated, another part of the story unvaccinated kids were forced to participate when being unvaccinated.

unvaccinated. >> i don't know if you saw some of the kids singing the song, a good percentage were unvaccinated. >> one and five. >> that of the kids singing . >> parents rebel and we saw that with the school board in san

you have a lot of liberals and democrats and i believe in global warming in this philosophy. but i also want to educate my kids i want my kids to be excluded or bullied. you will see monitors and popovers against his craziness with back in line in the values of teaching math, science, real history as opposed to the politics. rachel: in your own family your women, sisters who are democrats who have absolutely revealed they do not want their children with the vaccine that has no long-term studies. can i bring up the creepy side of her mother holding a big pharma and this is the winter break. all of our kids were doing christmas and celebrating the birth of christ in your

christian schools we send our kids to christian schools, they were celebrating a different religion the religion of covid, people who made a religion out of the pandemic. >> we have a wide range of politics in my family but i have a bernie sanders side of the family who are very body of comedy. now they fly the less cobranded flag. that's happening across the country because people can see what's happening with the mandate and the indoctrination. rachel: in hurting our kids. we know not just vaccines but mask mandates have been absolutely devastating to children. >> i assume this is supposed to be about you and your family doctor in a family decision but it's a politics in the school system. i think parents educate our kids to not this other garbage. pete: great to have you onset in florida.

is there a car that you like today? >> a bit ago was seven. >> okay. pete: let's go to rick who has the fox weather meteorologist katie gardner teaming up for the fox weather forecast for. >> there's so much noise going on around us, is this your first time at daytona 500? what is spot to be it is great, everybody is so happy the sun came out and it's warming up. tell me what the weather's good to be like today. >> 75 at noon and will continue in the afternoon, people want to shed the layers it'll get really hot but no real issues and no delays on our way. >> no rain, the race should finish today. no unforeseen circumstances. you can download the weather app

and get live weather all the time on your phone. >> all the time, you can see your city and plug-in events and see what the weather will be that far out. >> you can see katie gardner on fox weather app reporting live all about the country. you're doing an amazing job. i love the fox weather app. this is a life experience. >> it is fun to see both aspects. back to you. pete: what a wonderful forecast to see today. the last thing they want is rain delay and you get though sometimes, not this year, it'll be warm and sunny all day. rachel: up next, who better to welcome to the sunshine state, damn bond gina will join us live. pete: there he is. rachel: is he coming up?

pete: we don't have a camera on him but he's coming up. ♪

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for being with us. you guys might know him already from the patriot award and amazing addition, he did it again, you are just a gamer, the bigger the game, the bigger the anthem. >> nine years old. >> i am absolutely blown away. i feel like my own kids are so untalented whenever i see you. when did you realize you had this gift from god. >> when i was little at six years old i started to sing, i was in the choir i really like to show off my voice. pete: we mentioned the national anthem at the patriot awards all

four of us in here you are the daytona 500, you've done other sporting events. at this point no game is too big and no nerves get to you, everything is easy? >> it is really smooth for me. when i sing it is like it comes up regularly. >> yes. rachel: what you have god gave you. it is amazing and you have amazing parents on the set who clearly, there is a little bit of training you are in the choir and they put you in the situation, what do you say to your parents for nurturing this gift that you have? >> i would like to thank them so much because without them i would not be nothing. and my mom put me in the choir. she really has me, what was i about to say. rachel: say something nice about your mom. >> i love her so much, i love

her to the bottom of my heart. rachel: if mom is not tearing up back there on get a tear. >> are you under contract? and are you interested? >> yes. >> which part. >> has anybody scooped you up yet? >> not yet. >> there is an opportunity. >> i am waiting. >> it won't be long. >> it is a talent story, business story by rachel you're exactly right, a family story. what you can be is one for off-camera, mom and dad are watching probably the son was earned every bit of the pride. very cool. >> cory johnson, thank you for being here, are you going to watch the rest of the race? >> my flight leaves early so i'll get to watch a little bit.

pete: i like it. thank you so much for being here. will: we have to move on to some other news. rachel: i wanted to keep them on. will: i did too. you're not going anywhere dan bongino. you're stuck with us. a fox news alert rising tensions in ukraine at the russian invasion seems inevitable. will: the military testing the waters of war. rachel: lucas thomaston is following the development from kiev. lucas? >> good afternoon, over 5000 miles of the western ukrainian city where u.s. diplomats fled after evacuating the capital they say they will stay in keefe, the munich security conference you cain's president said if you are so sure that russia will invade this country, speaking of the white house he is saying why not

do sanctions now? >> you were telling me 100% that the war will start in a couple of days what you waiting for, apply the sentience today. >> russia skip the conference for the first time in over 20 years. instead you sent this undiplomatic message instead conducting massive test in the air. the eighth anniversary of the russians debating crimea in southern ukraine. eight years ago today dozens of protesters were massacred by putin's government at the capital. two days later the ukraine president fled to moscow ending putin's plans to maintain his grip on ukraine. today belarus announced russian forces will remain in the country and on ukraine's border. they are supposed to go home today after that ended. it marks the end of the winter olympics all gravesites for u.s. officials who expect a full-scale invasion of this country, vice president harris responded to ukraine's president about the sanctions.

>> the purpose of the sanctions has always been and continues to be a deterrent but let's also recognize the unique nature of the sanctions that we have outlined. these are some of the greatest sanctions if not the strongest that we've ever issued. >> last summer vladimir putin posted a 5000 word website in english talking about ukraine and russia being one people. the people here disagree but many u.s. officials say this is a blueprint for what is happening now predict the conflict and crisis for over 30 years in the making. will: lucas thomaston, taking so much from the pentagon to the front lines. let's begin dan bongino, our good friend, great to have you on site. i know you're taking in the daytona 500 as well. we'll get to that in a moment. we now know, the hearers will not go to the border yet she

will fly to europe and stared down vladimir putin as her first big victory in behalf of america and the west. >> i have to be candid, i don't know who's worse on this, who has less gravitas, joe biden, theirs? i am pro-america, i did not vote for him and i didn't plan on it but i don't what is see world war iii to make a political point, some of the crazies on the other side but you have to sears to ask yourself, is vladimir putin taking either one of them seriously, i think the answer is no. they know it's a continuation of the obama administration they have a syrian redline that never happened. i'm not suggesting should go to work but i'm just saying geopolitics, obviously your word has to matter and sadly putin typically does what he says in the obama, biden harris continuation does not. they have to be laughing at us. for three years you don't think

vladimir putin new this hoax was a joke. were here in america arguing if the russians colluded to win an election while the russians alike look at these idiots. and then you have nord stream two. two. vladimir putin has to be saying oh my gosh, you guys are ceding the international chemical market to us to dominate ukraine out of transit we can supply all of your monopolizing while you're cutting off your own production on federal lien and regulating the industry, how did i. pete: in living rent-free in your brain with all the devasting politics about me for the last four years. >> you think he doesn't know he didn't collude to an election, he was there. he's like look at these idiots, do you think he does not know, we have got to be serious this is serious stuff. i do believe that is our war it concerns us what happens in ukraine but you have to do what do you say you're going to do and sadly this dog and russia

does. rachel: vater mia zelensky says do the same thing now, don't wait until the invade, liberty seen artillery and our reporters on the ground who are seen some of that. nothing major happened yet, why are they waiting. >> think this from a business school analysis, how do you leverage an opportunity and take advantage and mitigate a weakness, business will 101. you are telling me vladimir putin is saying i have 100,000 troops on the eastern border of ukraine getting ready to go when i'm doing test on the border but definitely sanctions are going to stop me. do you understand how dumb that is if you get to do the dm sanctions, do them now. if you want to do something cut them out of swift if you cut them out of international banking you watch them try to make international payments if they cannot do it. they are not serious i'm not

telling them they were don't but if you get a threaten it do it there saying, here's his threatening sanctions, whatever he is not listening it is clear this did not happen under four years after trump, the strategic vladimir putin probably said this guy will do it. pete: you do not know what he will do. you've invoked business school analysis and brought a business, let's talk about business. netflix has re-signed dave chapelle with four new specials, some of which he will be a producer creating the specials, this follows in the wake of a real cancel dave chapelle not just to the market but employees by netflix essay he used to walk out in october of 2021. that is because in his latest special, the closure he made jokes about the trans community, not the first time betty tripled down if you will on his jokes about the trans committee. it looks like he survived that

he is not been canceled. >> let me invoke another business analysis, that's a very pitiful segue. there is this thing in economics. >> guantánamo. economics. how did ten prisoners control ten prisoners, there is a nation problem, if they break out they can't trust the other guy that's going to do it. it is a dilemma among the prisoners. this is a probably cancel culture right now they are in the minority, about 80% of the population if not more think these people are idiots. because they are sold out on twitter there is a nation problem amongst the right saying how do we stand up to these people. when you get around the prisoners it's repeated trials figuring out who's good to break out of the prison now are watching dave chapelle and joe rogan on the family friendly middle finger and say i don't

care what you guys have to say into get former special, now the other guys are saying he's reliable there in the minority the whole time and that's what this movement is inherently kabbalistic it will eat itself like guys like you and ladies like you say i better refuse the get a cancel me from youtube i took on 2 million people and move them over you not canceling me you're not canceling chapelle or rogan we developed alternatives and once people see that they get over the coronation. rachel: that is the business side that i love about it. it is one thing to say i don't care knock would be canceled but it's another thing to match their technology. >> you have to build it you have sub stack, locals, young parler, these alternatives and people are seeing it. >> dan know something about this he has fox nation canceled in the usa you are familiar not just from a storytelling

perspective but as you mentioned a personal experience as well. rachel: thank you for keeping me up so late. we went to dinner last night with his wife and my husband and i was feeling it this morning, although i did not drink. >> you dinner but i finish the whole bottle myself. we can't leave any soldiers on the battlefield. i like are you guys would help me with the wine. rachel: sean was doing cocktails. >> rachel was not doing anything. >> i did water. >> she just had the fish and chips. pete: you can catch dan bongino unfiltered as well. normally your saturday guy. never gonna talk about how great your show was last night. >> you were on it. >> that is why. >> you were super funny in a college shirt and a tie on this show. >> admitted to the college shirt

thing. >> you are so funny. will is right, he's taking a victory lap and rachel said richard petty 17 but will hasn't won much of anything. >> i love you, you guys are great. >> i gonna stay for the race? >> yes i'm stoked i've never seen the daytona. you remember kathy bates, that's me new money, you see that white seat at the top, that is me if i'm lucky. i cannot believe they let me in here. rachel: we had to fight him the last four dinners to pay the bill. >> i always pay. >> let him pay. >> people take care of me i have to pay them back.

>> glad to have you on the show. let's go back to new york currently has more headlines. >> we begin with a fox news alert, one officer is dead and another in critical condition after helicopter crash in newport beach california. the huntington beach police chopper was responding to a call. police investigating why it crashed, veteran officer nicholas leaving behind a wife and daughter, officers forming up after learning of his death saying he served with honor and dignity. saying he served with honor and dignity. and another breaking this morning, queen elizabeth test positive for covid-19. according to buckingham palace, she is expanding denial cold like symptoms. the 95-year-old monarch has received three doses of the vaccine both her son and daughter-in-law camilla contracted covid-19 as well. ahead of today daytona 500 on

fox, nascar legend richard petty is giving his take on the iconic race, watch. >> when you come to daytona as quick as the season is over for three much getting ready that is the beginning of the season. if you win daytona you win all year. even if you did last everywhere else they introduced as the winner of daytona 500. >> petty joined you all onset, that is so cool, he has won seven times before, more than anyone else in nascar history. how about that. pete: it was cool for sure. rachel: everyone was fan drooling. sean was on for another segment and he was sneaking his way up

onto the set. >> he makes a joke but is only sporting event where the super bowl is at the beginning. pete: sorted by accident but a cool wrinkle in the whole thing. i will say this i know we have appreciated hosting the entire time but sometimes it starts to set in, it is race day, the sun is coming out and the engines are roaring. you can smell the food in the gas and people are starting to come in and crowds are starting to gather, race day is here and you cannot be here in person which this point it's a little late catching at 230 a big raise and a big crash, anything could happen to daytona. today it's going to happen at 2:30 p.m. on fox. rachel: don't move, joey jones is also in daytona, the big nascar fan, he is keeping an eye on the fox nation. you just heard the national anthem from our superstar cory

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♪ ♪. pete: the daytona international speedway is coming alive. in just a few hours on the track right behind us before those cars hit the track country music star trace adkins will sing the nation anthem. right here on the set of "fox & friends", trace, welcome. let me take these off, only richard gets to do that. rachel: i love it.

will: we had to sing in earlier this morning, we are really excited starting off at the daytona 500 today. >> i love daytona, the first race of the year is always a ceremony that goes along with that kicking the seasonal and i enjoy singing that anytime i get a chance to do it whatever the event is i enjoy doing it. looking forward to it. >> we love hearing using it just like 6:00 a.m. 100,000 sold out about 150,000 people, that is pretty big not to mention the millions across america, a big audience. >> singing the anthem is only thing that makes me nervous, it doesn't really matter how big the crowd is but just the fact that you cannot play around with the lyrics on that if you mess it up you on youtube forever. it still makes me a little

nervous. rachel: it's amazing it's like you still feel the pressure. i saw you talking to cory johnson the young man who sang the national anthem. tell us what do you think about his potential, he is amazing. >> i should just go home, what my doing here. , i cannot even imagine myself at nine years old doing something like that at a venue like this, i would not of been able to do it. my hat is off to him, it was great. >> i said there's 18 kids between the three of us, i only have two of them so that makes me feel inadequate. rachel: i was gonna say you seem a little less manly at this moment. will: you grow up in louisiana and moved to tennessee, professional natural country star and tennessee-based. have you been a fan for a long

time? >> not so much, when i moved to tennessee and 92 that's when i was like these people are serious about nascar, it was a totally different thing. it did not take me long to fall in with the crowd. when i started out country music, the relationship between nascar and country music has always been strong. it still is but that's when i started to get more involved personally with nascar, doing the anthem, ben marshall i had my own race the 300, that was when my data daddy finally said you finally made it. i had platinum records number one hits but when they had a race named after my album, that was it for him he said you finally made it. pete: a lot of people are fed up by the politics making their way into sports. if you look around i see nothing but a sea of american flags, you look across the infield it is red, white and blue, something about the americana and the

patriotism of the sport. >> it is the people these are hard-working middle-class mostly hard-working folks that love fast cars. they like to drive too fast themselves probably. >> it's always been that way. will: we've seen using for other sports, here it seems to reject the. >> you not to see that here. rachel: no, you're not. trace, it is so great to have you. last-minute thoughts on what do you think about, who do you think is going to win? >> don't put me on the spot like that. i did tell somebody i was feeling legato. >> we had him on the show yesterday. that might not be a bad bet. i think he's on top of his game.

>> 100,000 doesn't make your heart beat but the national anthem and the lyrics and the national anthem does get you going, we can't wait, thank you for being here. >> you can catch trace and the daytona 500 on fox at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. rachel: cashing in on prices, amt debuting merchandise as border encounters sore, maria bartiromo on the new items parking outrage. pete: joey jones is here with his good friend richard childress. were talking race day. both of them are legends. here is the upper state st. clair high school playing uptown funk. ♪

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but you do not have a whole lot of time and nascar racing to get in the zone because you do intros and hanging out with fans and all of your partners in all of a sudden you're in the car and you get a couple of paste labs in the green flag drops. >> there's a lot of races throughout the year we went to talladega last year but has the big race daytona, maybe accurately as the super bowl which is unique because it's a beginning of the season, does the daytona feel like if i'm going to win one i wanted to be daytona? >> 100% we won in july and we have not when the daytona 502. is the one that champions have tried to win for a long time and was never able to compost that. if you can market off your list early in your career it is something that you want to get done it is the super bowl of our sport it is where nascar was born and raised in we are ready

to add her name to the trophy. >> real quick folks that don't know nascar, the cars are totally different. how will that change with the race looks like? >> we are learning a lot thursday night, it was really good and i was really happy with it, the weather will make a big difference. the cars we were racing at night on thursday they handled a little bit better than they will today. rachel: why? >> the track temperature is hotter and goodyear tires get a little slick and they wear out a little more. and then we will have 40 cars, not 20. that will play a factor as well. everything is brand-new and are race cars this is the first real race that we have had and it will be tough everybody will be learning throughout the whole race and hopefully you'll make the right decisions at the end. >> we will be watching you learn in real time, 230 eastern time.

good luck today thank you for jumping on the show we really appreciate it. on to some other news congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, our favorite socialist's parking outrage with ice merchandise for sale on your website as illegal immigrant encounters at the border and drug seizures hit record highs. our next guest has covered the border crisis firsthand "sunday morning features" anchor maria bartiromo is here to react. good morning. we have new t-shirts and breaking records at the southern border. >> it's extraordinary, good to see you this morning. increasingly more and more americans are being turned off by this progressive ideology of defunding ice, defunded the

police. as you see increasing numbers of independence and even democrats moving toward the right, this hits right at home to parents are worried about crime and worried about their families and big cities that's the reason they're leaving in droves in the border were seen wide-open borders and so much so that the border patrol agents are telling us that they've apprehended terrorist in situations where people are in serious danger and it all starts with this ideology and narrative selling these kinds of products to basically alienate the people on the front lines in fighting for security in our big cities. this is working against the democrats. it's the reason the progressives are finding themselves alone and democrats are turning their backs on them. it's really discouraging to see with taking place across the country. that rings me to the issue of the board as well at securing and protecting children.

we are launching a new investigation and program on fox nation this week called killer apps, it is all about apps and their issues and impact on children. i spoke with marsha blackburn from tennessee and she is leading legislation to actually protect children, she says when it comes to tiktok and snapchat, they have features that allow to designate the location in a predator is trying to lure teenage boys into a bad relationship, drug base relationship. to bring the bill to the floor, she believes they will get a vote to force a duty of care onto the platforms. we will be zeroing in on the platforms and their impact on children. children. all week this week for killer apps we hope you will join us. it is all connected you have a wide-open border. there luring teenagers to be the getaway car. we had almost 1 million got a

ways that came into this country and seen on surveillance video. they got into the country what they needed was somebody to be the getaway car to take the illegal migrants from the border to houston and then they go wherever they want. increasingly using teenagers, up to be the getaway car. the drug cartels are using tiktok and snapchat, last week you saw an investigation launch in texas into tiktok. this story is getting bigger and bigger and we will be talking about it with investigation called killer apps on fox nation. pete: i cannot wait to see that, killer apps on fox nation. and then we have the lineup, real quick "sunday morning features", tom cotton, devin nunes, scott, marie the divine. we will be watching in 20 minutes time. thank you so much for joining us on the program.

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pete: fox news alert to ukrainian soldiers are dead and former hurt. according to ukraine's military at the ever russian invasion grows. joe biden is set to meet with the national security council after ignoring reporters questions on the crisis. >> relating to ukraine? >> good to see you. >> fox news contributor and retired technician joey jones joins us now. joey, we've been reported on the story all weekend long it seems to be escalating little by little, what is your take on what's happening in ukraine in the role for america on this? >> is a marine watching the show in seen what's happening, whatever very own is getting border, a personal for me really quick. all i could take about is my friends in afghanistan when i was there and a colleague for

what purpose, what is our role in this. our role for the last several years we really dropped the ball and that bothers me. now the goal is to keep russia out of ukraine, american troops out of ukraine, what is our goal my biggest fear was coming to for wishing, you would know our track record on that is not very good. pete: it is not every action that we take the last number of years has effectively send signals to vladimir putin, especially the previous administration with crimea, there is no consequences. are we looking at the beginning of a wider proxy were not just with russia but the common chinese who appear to be working hand in glove? if it's in ukraine that's one thing but it can also be taiwan, where his next. >> most conservatives view this let's not get into another war

let's protect our blood and treasure that's her biggest problem we have a southern border not taken care, and economy fall into shambles for no good reason, a potential energy crisis. we sit back and we go why isn't president biden using sanctions. the answer he knows sanctions won't work at this point. that makes me go what is the diplomatic strategy. if we know sanctions won't work and he doesn't believe anything else will work and it looks like europe isn't doing much, maybe they're not concerned, certainly does not look that way, what does work and how we feel that this? when it comes to foreign policy and defense strategy within one calendar year and it certainly starts to look that way. >> abided administration estimates and that there is inevitability of a russian invasion. it's going to happen and yet know sanctions. perhaps because of that would be a certain loss. it will not have a deterrent

effect. back to the attention both you and pete have sacrificed in various ways to protect this democracy, this freedom as you look at american interest there is attention what does ukraine have to do with our interest, you brought up chinese, doesn't concern you, they see weakness and opportunity, maybe in taiwan and maybe somewhere else but they don't just see ukraine or other parts of the globe. >> the frustration for me every 18 - 22-year-old serving in our military believe they're invincible in standing ready to fight whoever they need to fight. we cannot find a government leader to honor that sacrifice in this country. in 2022 with all be been through for the last 20 years we can find an administration that can handle these things to wear our blood and treasure is always on the line in the most easily

expendable resource. i have nothing to get to but i would love to have a talk about the second amendment. rachel: i do too. >> he sat here and he didn't mean anyway but he said i'm sure americans are little war weary. i was sitting on the set when he said that, a little war weary is not losing your leg in afghanistan or your son in afghanistan, we have done this for 20 years and we could not find a win in that country, that is bothersome to me when i look at what we do in moving forward. what might be a large incapable conventional military. pete: it's not that the scorecard matters but if our whole goal was deterrent and vladimir putin moves, that is a loss. i believe in diplomacy but i want to see it effective. rachel: are leaders lied to us they lied to us about everything about the situation in afghanistan, covid and now they say trust us, we know they will invade we don't know what to get to do with our troops if that happens, so much uncertainty but

it is real people and real lives on the line. >> i pray that president biden makes the right call i would be happy to cheer for him and three or four days. i say the online tv. pete: joey is going nowhere he goes way back with richard childress who is going to join us live with a preview at the daytona 500. that is next. rachel: the upper st. clair high school band performs right now in daytona. ♪

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>> i'm glad you could tell where having the time of our life's at daytona. it looks like you have the time of your life the will cain on instagram. our nascar loving viewers know richard, you might not know that he and joey jones are good buddies, i did not know that. >> back in 2020, richard gave away an exclusive tour of the racing museum fairfax nation. richard joines is now ahead of daytona, welcome back. >> thank you, i've been here

about five years for the daytona 500 i don't think i've ever seen the energy industries this year. it is super. >> coming out of covid? what is it. >> i think that's part of it everybody's been cooped up ready to get back to living real lives, it is great. >> richard were looking on-screen were looking at your hall of fame, joey got to tour it. he is a fan. when you see the three-car it is iconic. dale earnhardt, i'm curious, what does that mean for the new driver to sit in the three-car what does that mean to a new driver austin lacks pressure, he performs better under pressure

he won the championship with johnny moore in the championship with the number three and deal junior. >> i think it is safe to say austin dillon that is his number no disrespect to dale senior, he has one with you at every level and you know deal junior and all the fan support him and talking about going to shop the most awe-inspiring thing it was a tragedy but also a legacy. >> that trailer that we were in sitting our strategy for the race that day, the fans now the way that we have it can walk up and it their signatures all down the walls where the fans came in and the fan sign something to deals tribute. >> we enjoyed nascar but we've

been involved in this for quite some time talk about your knowledge and your involvement with nascar. >> when i was in high school i bought a zuzu trooper for $15 and we built a track and raised geo metro's in my trooper that's how much racing is in my blood, i grew up idolizing everything richard childress was, it was all about racing. after i was injured i worked with the nonprofit got to know folks at the track. the way the sport opens the doors in the arms of parts of our military servicemen and women, not just injured but those who have served this is a special place at daytona but a special sport there people like richard when we did the fox station he welcomed us up there never met before shook my hand with a big smile and that's how everyone in the shop was because i serve this country. rachel: your nascar knowledge is so great that you actually recognize my outfit, was part of

nicole kidman. >> will take full credit but i might've been watching the show. [laughter] >> you said you have been coming for our all these decades, how do you feel how does austin feel how does the entire team feel going into the daytona 500. >> we feel great we put them behind the eight ball, put austin by the able we had something go wrong in the pits but he will be finding it through their. tyler is good to be good and my other grandson drives the other car. it is just awesome to be here with these guys. >> we got to mess around the. >> we did not dig it up or anything. >> we had a little challenge. not knocking our pit crew. >> i watch these to compete all

the time mediocre is a good word. >> you one here >> yeah, it was great. and to have ban if admit trucking on the car, they do the 20,000 wreaths for our veterans, a great family run by the ladies, and it's an honor for us to be connected with anyone that helps our veterans. we have veterans coffee every first wednesday at rcr for our veterans, so it's pretty cool. pete: before we go, any predictions for today, joey jones? >> you know, i'd love to see austin win. if not, my buddy kurt busch is driving a toyota, he'd be the first driver to win in all four vehicles. so that'd be pretty cool. pete: all right, thanks your -- thanks for joining us, we really appreciate it. rachel: we had a great crowd back here!

[cheers and applause] pete: 2:30 today eastern time, daytona 500. the great american race. we're finishing it up the right way. >> there we go. pete: to corey johnson, sean duffy, joey jones, go to church and then watch the daytona 500. how about that? ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. today, on the ropes. vladimir putin keeps joe biden dancing and guessing as to when and if he will invade ukraine. >> how confident -- [inaudible] >> as of this moment, i'm convinced he's made the decision. maria: plus, it has been two years almost to the day that our first guest said this on this program: